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Platonic philosophy is probably the grandest example of the unscientific

use of the imagination extant; and it would be hard to estimate the

amount of detriment to clear thinking effected, directly and indirectly,

by the theory of ideas, on the one hand, and by the unfortunate doctrine

of the baseness of matter, on the other.

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